
This is a warning for anybody stupid or naive enough to buy an EV
Written by Paul Homewood

This is a warning for anybody stupid or naive enough to buy an EV
Written by John Leake

The second stanza of the Iliad lets the reader know that this is going to be a story about humans fighting each other
Written by Current Archaeology

Excavations in Wiltshire’s Chalke Valley have uncovered the remains of a large Roman villa – the first complex of its kind to be found in this part of the county
Written by BBC

Ketamine is increasingly known as a party drug which is linked to serious health problems, even fatalities, but there is growing interest in Scotland in its potential to treat severe depression
Written by Jonathan Engler

This article appeared in the Daily Telegraph a week or so ago
Written by Paul Homewood

What is it about the BBC’s climate reporters? They seem to live in their own little bubble, oblivious to what is going on in the real world!
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

It’s hard to know what to make of MSN’s news aggregator. We long ago conceded that it’s not overseen by the gimlet-eyed editors of yore with porkpie hats, mickeys in desk drawers and brusque contempt for nonsense
Written by Paul Homewood

A major supplier to Britain’s ‘green’ energy industry is set to close after its Japanese owner failed to clinch a rescue deal for the company and its 250 workers
Written by Mary Talley Bowden MD

In October 2021, Scott Schara’s 19-year-old daughter, Grace, who had Down syndrome, died at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in Wisconsin (pictured) under harrowing circumstances
Written by Paul Homewood

In a speech to the Future of Utilities conference, Brearley (pictured) was ‘economical with the actualitae’
Written by The Brownstone Institute

Covid ‘vaccines’ aren’t harmless. Myocarditis hits young men at a rate of 1-10 per 100,000 mRNA doses, according to a 2022 Journal of the American Medical Association study
Written by Paul Homewood

The massive power cut that plunged huge swathes of Spain and Portugal into chaos earlier this year was caused by a ‘miscalculation’, the Spanish government has said
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

Data, where is thy sting? With media outlets all independently hitting on May 2025 being the second-hottest on record, Steve Milloy at @JunkScience, with a rude word we omit, asked “If May was ‘second hottest on record’, why was May 2025 cooler than May 1896 in the US? Is the US regionally exempt from global warming?”
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

According to the New York Times ‘climate change’ is helping make submarines invisible
Written by Brenda Baletti PhD

Canadian researchers who analyzed detailed geographic and temporal all-cause mortality data from the U.S. and Europe concluded that the data are incompatible with existing models of pandemic viral spread
Written by Paul Homewood

The Telegraph brings news of the latest setback for the ‘green’ scam industry